Sentence examples for contained an appeal from inspiring English sources

Most important, Lewis and Mangan's initial effort contained an appeal to readers to submit items of what they thought was must-see culture.

It contained an appeal to a higher power or higher principle and a flickering plea asking these unseen forces to make tomorrow "different".

While the bulk of the two solicitations remained the same, one contained an 'agentic' appeal for one person to come forward and take action and the other a communal appeal for a community to come together and support a common goal.

McCain's speech Tuesday night contained a direct appeal to Clinton's voters, calling her a "friend" and saying that her presidential campaign inspired his own daughters and "millions of women to believe there is no opportunity in this great country beyond their reach". In addition, they say they will stress the areas where McCain's positions are different from Bush's.

But his keenly awaited speech contained neither an appeal to the nation for painful sacrifices in the common interest, nor an announcement that his government would force through the radical, structural reforms that most economists believe Italy badly needs.

Contained within an appeal to the UN Committee Against Torture – the same watchdog that has looked into Guantánamo Bay and the police killing in Ferguson, Missouri – were a litany of tales describing highly damaging abuse and injustice, completely out of step with alleged crimes.

That request will contain a personal appeal from Manning to Obama, which his lawyer read out.

The website Kickstriker, a parody of a Kickstarter, contains a fake appeal to crowdsource the "hiring private military contractors from Academi (formerly Blackwater), who will be immediately deployed to central Africa" with a mission to capture or kill Kony.

As a foundation for such action, section V of the document contains a joint appeal to such organizations to "lend their strongest support" to the Programme of Cooperation and Plan of Action set out in sections III and IV.

Section 21 of the 1950 Act contained a secondary method of appeal to the High Court.

And some of Mr. Ferrer's supporters went even further than he did in suggesting that Mr. Green's ad contained a veiled racial or ethnic appeal.